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Superadio Networks and CTC Productions’ are offering new Speed Bump custom song intros for the holidays. The "sound-a-like intros" are customized for all formats.

When Forecast 2022 takes place in New York City next week, executives from both radio and TV will gather to discuss the future of broadcasting. Attendees will hear from speakers who may impact their future, and others who can improve their future revenue streams. Another very important topic, during a panel moderated by Drew Marcus, will cover investors coming back to radio.

During his farewell speech to broadcasters, retiring NAB CEO Gordon Smith went big on Wednesday, quoting three United States Presidents (Dwight Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy and Woodrow Wilson). He then shared 9 lessons he learned over the 12 years he served as NAB CEO.

Breakfast Club co-host Angela Yee did a fabulous job hosting the NAB's virtual Marconi Awards Wednesday afternoon, which were sponsored by Xperi. The awards honor stations and on-air personalities for excellence in broadcasting. Here are the winners...

Bryan broadcasting General Manager Ben Downs was named Legendary Manager of the Year during the 2021 NAB Marconi Awards on Wednesday. Radio Ink reached out to Downs to ask him about his win and why he think he captured the coveted Marconi.

Fox News Audio will present special Veterans Day themed programming on November 11th across podcast and radio platforms. Included will be a feed of the ceremony marking the centennial anniversary of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery.

The 74-year old Steve Somers had been with the sports station all 34 years of its existence. On Wednesday WFAN announced two shows that will fill in the 7-hour nightly shift Somers covered.

Colorado Public Radio and Pikes Peak Community College are trading signals in Colorado Springs. The switch is set for early 2022. “This trade represents a win-win for CPR and our students,” said Lance Bolton, PPCC President.

Your Public Radio (WYPR) 88.1FM, has completed the acquisition of WTMD 89.7 FM from Towson University. Work on the acquisition has been underway since May.

Auto was down 40% in the quarter according to CEO David Field. And when that's your largest category it makes it tougher to overcome. The decline in auto ad spending accounted for 1/3 of Audacy's Q3 revenue decrease when comparing to 2019.